fregar

Meaning

1. to wash (dishes)
2. to scrub
3. (Latin-America, colloquial) to peeve, annoy
4. (Latin-America, colloquial, vulgar) to screw over, to ruin, to fuck

Concepts

scrub

rub

wash

🧽

annoy

mop

scour

scrub up

wipe off

fuck around

clear

go wrong

hassle

irk

irritate

knead

mop up

peeve

pester

provoke

rinse

smear

swab

swob

tee off

vex

wipe

wipe out

wipe up

worry

annoint

dust wipe dry

put out of tune

rub on

rub one’s hands

massage

💆

put in a bad mood

delete

husk cereal

anger

💢

anoint

bore

bother

break

butter up

consecrate

disturb

erase

Synonyms

molestar

frotar

limpiar

sobar

enjugar

fastidiar

lavar

🧽

restregar

secar

enojar

💢

joder

limar

mamar

manchar

masajear

palpar

perjudicar

tallar

tocar

ungir

untar

acatarrar

dar la lata

disturbar

embadurnar

embarrar

enfadar

💢

estregar

friccionar

importunar

incomodar

manosear

refregar

tantear

trapear

vejar

meterse en discusiones

chivar

to annoy

joder

amolar

trapear

aburrir

aperrear

aclarar

amasar

cansar

cepillar

consagrar

engrasar

Translations

fregar

reiben

strofinare

esfregar

frotter

scheuern

spülen

ärgern

eixugar

sfregare

wischen

schrubben

esborrar

waschen

🧽

torcar

Hyphenated as

fre‧gar

Pronounced as (IPA)

/fɾeˈɡaɾ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: fregar

Inherited from Latin: fricō

Cognate with English: fray

Cognate with Italian: fregare

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish fregar, from Latin fricāre. Compare English fray, Italian fregare.